Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-06
FIFTY-SIX SENT TO JAIL
FATHER FAHEY'S CONTINGENT
FINALLY SENTENCED.
The Judge Improve. tho Opportunity to

The Judge Improves tho Opportunity TO
Air His spleen Against G-r. HuIer-
Irish Editors Fearful Inst Eeconctl-
iStion with Ch NIB rrlatn Would Imply
an Abandonment of the Ehiet Feature
of Mr.. GIadatone's Home HGIo Measure
The Cabinet Crisis.
DUBLIN, Jan. 5.-Fifty-six men who
were arrested last August at the time
Father Fahey was taken into custody for
resisting the collection of rent and evlc-
tion on the Cianrclrde estate, at Wood
ford county. Galway, were to-day sent
enced TO various terms of Imprisonment,
ranging from twelve to eighteen months.
The Judge who delivered the sentences
censured the Inspectors OF Police and
local magistrates for allowing the rioting,
and declared that no Chief Secretary for
Ireland, no Under Secretary, and no In
speetor General could be justified in giv-
Ing orders to prevent the police from
assisting sberiIfS in making evictions or
carrying out the processes OF the law Tor
the collection of rents due.
AIMED AT BULLER.
1t will be remembered that Gen. Butler,
who was at the time OF the WoOdfOrd
riots In special military command In Ire
land, had short time before caused it TO
be known that be would not permit mill
tary 10 be us I'd in eviction work without
first being convinced that their assistance
was absolutely necessary. 'Shis, OF
course, withdrew from the sherlffs Inc
military upon which they had previously
always relied and with which they were
usually accompanied in their undertak-
ings, aud the landlords contend created
situation encouraging lawlesSness aud
rlotlng on the part OF detaulting tenants.
SUSPICIOUS OF CHAMBERLAIN.
The Freeman's journal says that the
admission OF Joseph Chamberlain to the
Liberal party will! be dearly bought II it
costs the abandonment OF the vital prinoi-
pie in Mr.. Gladst0ue's Irlsn policy OF an
irish executive, responsible To AN Irish
Parliament only. The irish leaders will
never sanction such a Darlering away OF
their rights.
Tue irish Times says: "a liberal com.
promise with Mr,Cnamberlain on the lines
proposed by him Will distinctly sacrifice
The irish government bill with the prInc-
pies involved, and TO which Mr.. Gladstone
is irreVocably pledged"
THE RADICAL.GLADsroNIA CONFER
EGCE.
LONDON, Jan. 6.--'The Daily News,
without being too sanguine as to the re-
suits OF the prOposed conference OF the
Radicals and dladstOulans, says that the
anger which the proposal eXcItes among
the Tories Is the measure OF satisfaction
win which 1t may be greeted by the Llbe-
| rails.
| The SINNERS Company has offered It's
lrlsh estates In Londonderry to the ten
ants at prices aggregating Is years rental
IN each case, ana mas proposed TO settle
| with the tenants Tor ali arrears OF renJ al
| ~ per cent. reduction.
Lord Northbrouk has decided not to
| accept position IN the Cabinet. He has
written TO Mr., Geschen regretttng his in-
ability to join the Ministry III view Of toe
| Conservative discomfort and the doubtful
nature OF tae agreement with Lord sails
bury. Lord Salisbury is urgently press
ing the Marquis OF LansG0wne
to accept office in the Cabinet. 1t
is now reported that the Marquis
@a"'s mot wiling m 10 ssfsssas. bis s"0u ISs
revenues from mis- ed n fT4zSe1r6G6a
Lord Randolph ChurchiI 49,
continent. lie will hot apE.
lament until after the debate O.
dress in reply to the speech from the
throne.
LANsDoWNE NOT APPROACHED.
LONDON, Jan. q, 8 q. NIT is now
stated tnat Lord Salisbury mas not com
municated with The M0rquis OF Lans.
dOwne. Other peers besides Lord Moth
brook are reluctant to enter the Cabinet.
MIR. GOschen Will probably remain alone.
Lord Charles BeresfurG. one OF the
Junior Lords OF the Admiralty, speaking at
Grantham Tonight, said he believed the
press had taken The wrong line REGARDING
the resignation OF LORD Churchili, who,
he said, had not found The naval estimate
too high, as ALLEGED by the newspapers.
de was confident thai Lord Randolph,
though he had left the Cabiuet, would not
use his high abilities TO the detriment of
the government.